Member of Parliament for Dedza East Juliana Lunguzi and former Minister Moses Kunkuyu have tipped would be politicians at the University of Malawi’s Chancellor College to be agents of change and to represent the poor. Their remarks were made on Saturday during the leadership workshop organized by college’s Malawi Congress party (MCP) wing under the […]
Abida Mia, wife to Malawi Congress Party (MCP ) aspiring Vice President Sidik Mia, has advised the youths to exercise their right and play an active role in the affairs of this country as she has urged members of the Chanco MCP wing to keep rallying behind the party and ultimately support it at all […]
In a rare occurrence, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Chanco wing defied the thinking of some party pundits by calling on the youth to actively participate in politics at an event where a new executive committee was democratically baptized with the blue blood to run the party wing in the next one year. Top […]
In a gesture to complement, beautify Malawi initiative, students from the University of Malawi at Chancellor College on Saturday conducted a sweeping exercise in Zomba City centre where among other things they sensitized vendors to take care of their surroundings. Speaking during the exercise students union vice president Vera Banda said as students they do […]
University of Malawi Chancellor College (Chanco) Malawi Congress Party (MCP) wing is on Saturday 21 April 2018 expected to host a Leadership seminar under the theme “Empowering Energy Leaders, Encouraging Aspiring Politicians and Promoting Active Citizenship”. The symposium will also be part of a farewell award presentation of final year students. Among other activities to take place […]
Youthful Chancellor College student, Theba Staks has made a name in the hip-hop music landscape with his hit single ‘Chimakhala chili chani’ currently enjoying air play in many stations across the country. Speaking in an interview Staks said he wants to use his talent to empower the youth so that they start believing in themselves […]
The University of Malawi council has forced support staff who were striking to demand a 15 per cent salary increase back to work through a court order. The High Court in Zomba has told the striking support staff to go back to work after the council successfully obtained a court injuction restraining the workers from continuing with the sit […]
Support staff from University of Malawi’s (Unima) Chancellor College on Tuesday vowed to proceed with their sit-in to pressure management to meet their 25 percent salary increment pledge. Unima Council last year pledged to adjust the workers’ salaries by 25 percent, starting with a 13 percent payout while the remaining 12 percent was expected to […]
The entertainment fever has hit the University of Malawi’s Chancellor College in Zomba as the college is geared to hold its social weekend scheduled to start this Friday April 6 to Saturday April 7 2018. This particular social weekend is expected to be unique and amazing comparing to the previous one that was held in October […]
The recently established firm, ‘Rich Mind’ has promised paradise for the country’s young people through a skills improvement program that will promote the expansion of entrepreneurial skills among budding entrepreneurs in the country’s colleges. Rich Mind embarks on this knowledge and skills expansion trail by touring Chancellor College intellectuals on 7th April where business tycoon, […]
Dean of Humanities at the University of Malawi’s Chancellor College in Zomba has hailed Vice President Dr Saulos Klaus Chilima’s (SKC) public lecture on moral decadence as ‘spot on’. The Philosophy Department at Chancellor College hosted a public lecture titled Moral Decadence: Towards an Effective Compliance and Ethics Programme delivered to master of arts (MA) […]
Chancellor College Principal Professor Richard Tambulasi commended Vice-President Dr Saulos Klaus Chilima for delivering a public lecture to students at Chancellor College’s Department of Philosophy titled ‘Addressing Moral Decadence: Towards an Effective Compliance and Ethic Programme’. Tambulasi described the public lecture delivered on Tuesday as a success as it addressed challenges that Malawi was experiencing. […]
Tracing back his college roots, Vice-President Dr Salous Klaus Chilima on Tuesday inspired University of Malawi students at Chancellor College in Zomba where he delivered a public lecture calling for an ethical society which results into individual reputation and economic gains of the country. The public lecture tilted “Addressing moral decadence: towards an effective compliance […]
Malawian Vice President Dr. Saulos Chilima will on Tuesday this week give a public lecture in the Great Hall at Chancellor College in Zomba. The public lecture is titled “Addressing moral decadence: towards an effective compliance and ethics programme.” Chancellor College Registrar, Mary Wasili said the public lecture is open to both students and the […]
Chancellor College Associate Professor Dale Syned Mthatiwa inspired young people from various secondary schools and some tertiary institutions in Zomba, when he preached about resilience during an annual joint service of worship held at the Great Hall in the old capital. Under the theme, ‘An Educated Youth is an Engine for religious and economic Development,’ […]
Students at Chancellor College, a constituent of the University of Malawi, have successfully reforested Zomba’s Ku Chawe with 3 000 trees. The initiative was a brainchild of the college’s environmental and sustainable clinic under the faculty of law. And student union president, Raphael Ned, said it was their responsibility to conserve and do justice to […]
Lake of Stars Set It Off has birthed a female arts movement at Chancellor College on Saturday. Women in different professions took Zomba city by storm when they showcased to a diverse crowd. The show was an opportunity for women to talk about issues that negatively affect them in a way the audience has never seen […]
Law students at the University of Malawi’s Chancellor College have given a cold shoulder to the proposed Legal Education and legal practitioners’ bill 2017 saying it is a bitter pill to swallow as they would be expected to pay an extra fee for an addition year on top of normal years of their studies. The […]